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1 humbling
n уничижительный, унижающийСинонимический ряд:1. embarrassing (adj.) bewildering; chastening; degrading; disgraceful; embarrassing; humiliating; mortifying; scandalous; shameful2. abasing (verb) abasing; casting down; debasing; degrading; demeaning; humiliating; lowering; sinking -
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1. n погружение; опускание2. n стр. осадка, оседание3. n горн. проходка; углубление4. n гравированиеСинонимический ряд:1. decline (noun) abatement; decline; ebb; fade-out; fading; slack; subsidence; way2. deteriorating (verb) declining; degenerating; descending; deteriorating; disintegrating; retrograding; rotting; stooping; worsening3. falling (verb) declining; dipping; diving; dropping; fall off; falling; going down; plummeting; setting; skidding; slumping; tumbling4. foundering (verb) foundering; going under; submerging; submersing5. humbling (verb) abasing; casting down; debasing; degrading; demeaning; humbling; humiliating6. lowering (verb) couching; depressing; drooping; letting down; lowering7. running (verb) digging; driving; plunging; ramming; running; stabbing; sticking; thrusting8. settling (verb) gravitating; settling9. slipping (verb) slipping; vitiating10. totalling (verb) demolishing; destroying; dynamiting; finishing; ruining; shattering; smashing; torpedoing; totalling; undoing; wracking; wrecking -
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подъемно-опускной; опускнойСинонимический ряд:1. overcast (adj.) cloudy; dull; heavy; louring; nubilous; overcast; overclouded2. threatening (adj.) dark; frown; gloomy; imminent; loury; lowery; menacing; ominous; overhanging; sullen; threatening3. couching (verb) couching; depressing; drooping; letting down; sinking4. cutting (verb) chopping; clipping; cropping; curtailing; cut back; cut down; cutting; cutting back; cutting down; lopping; marking down; paring; reducing; shaving; shearing; slashing; trimming5. depreciating (verb) cheapening; decrying; depreciating; devaluating; devaluing; downgrading; mark down; reducing; softening; underrating; undervaluing; writing down; writing off6. dropping (verb) dropping; let down; lowering; take down7. falling (verb) descending; falling8. frowning (verb) frowning; glooming; glowering; scowling9. humbling (verb) abasing; casting down; debasing; degrading; demeaning; humbling; humiliating -
4 debasing
a портящий, разлагающийСинонимический ряд:1. degrading (adj.) abject; degrading; disheartening; humiliating; spiritless; subservient2. adulterating (verb) adulterating; doctoring; doping; doping up; loading; sophisticating; weighting3. bastardizing (verb) bastardizing; brutalizing; corrupting; debauching; demoralising; demoralizing; depraving; perverting; poisoning; rotting; staining; vitiating; warping4. humbling (verb) abasing; casting down; cheapening; degrading; demeaning; downgrading; humbling; humiliating; lowering; sinking -
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a унизительный; принижающийСинонимический ряд:1. abject (adj.) abject; debasing; disheartening; humiliating; spiritless; subservient2. breaking (verb) breaking; bumping; busting; demoting; downgrading; putting down; reducing3. downgrading (verb) cheapening; debasing; demeaning; downgrading4. humbling (verb) abasing; casting down; debasing; demeaning; humbling; humiliating; lowering; sinking -
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a унизительный; оскорбительныйСинонимический ряд:1. embarrassing (adj.) bewildering; chastening; degrading; disgraceful; embarrassing; humbling; mortifying; scandalous; shameful2. opprobrious (adj.) insulting; opprobrious3. humbling (verb) abasing; casting down; debasing; degrading; demeaning; humbling; lowering; sinking -
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1. adjective1) (not having a high opinion of oneself etc: You have plenty of ability but you're too humble.) humilde2) (unimportant; having a low position in society etc: a man of humble origins.) humilde, modesto
2. verb(to make (someone) humble: He was humbled by his failure.) humillar- humbly- humbleness
See also:
- humilityhumble adj humildetr['hʌmbəl]1 humilde1 humillar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto eat humble pie admitir estar equivocado,-a1) : humillar2)to humble oneself : humillarse♦ humbly ['hʌmbli] advadj.• apocado, -a adj.• bajo, -a adj.• humilde adj.• pequeño, -a adj.• servil adj.• terrero, -a adj.v.• abatir v.• abismar v.• achicar v.• acochinar v.• apocar v.• derrocar v.• desensoberbecer v.• desentonar v.• humillar v.
I 'hʌmbəladjective humilde, modesto; <apology/request> humildein my humble opinion — en mi modesta or humilde opinión; eat 1)
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['hʌmbl]1. ADJ(compar humbler) (superl humblest)1) (=unassuming) [person] humilde, modesto; [apology] humildemy humble apologies for keeping you waiting — frm mis más humildes disculpas por tenerle esperando
in my humble opinion — en mi humilde or modesta opinión
I am or remain your humble servant — frm (in letters) su humilde or seguro(-a) servidor*, (a)
2) (=lowly) [person, origins, background] humilde; [house, home] humilde, modestowelcome to our humble abode — hum bienvenido a nuestra humilde morada
2. VT1) (=make humble) dar una lección de humildad ato humble o.s. before God — acercarse a Dios con humildad
2) (=defeat) humillar3.CPDhumble pie N —
- eat humble pie* * *
I ['hʌmbəl]adjective humilde, modesto; <apology/request> humildein my humble opinion — en mi modesta or humilde opinión; eat 1)
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a оскорбительныйСинонимический ряд:1. embarrassing (adj.) awkward; bewildering; chastening; degrading; disgraceful; embarrassing; humbling; humiliating; scandalous; shameful2. discomforting (verb) abashing; chagrining; confounding; confusing; discomforting; disconcerting; embarrassing; fazing; mortifying; put out -
9 humble
humble ['hʌmbəl]∎ please accept my humble apologies veuillez accepter mes humbles excuses;∎ in my humble opinion à mon humble avis;∎ figurative to eat humble pie faire de plates excuses, faire amende honorable;∎ to force sb to eat humble pie forcer qn à se rétracter;∎ your humble servant (in letter) veuillez agréer, Monsieur, l'assurance de mes sentiments les plus respectueux∎ she has humble origins elle a des origines modestes;∎ to come from a humble background venir d'un milieu modeste;∎ humorous welcome to my humble abode bienvenue dans mon humble ou ma modeste demeure;∎ literary the humble violet l'humble violette fhumilier, mortifier;∎ to humble oneself before sb s'humilier devant qn;∎ a severe defeat may humble his pride un échec sérieux servira peut-être à le rendre moins orgueilleux;∎ it was a humbling experience c'était une expérience humiliante
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